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Billboards outside the European Parliament - Dutch voters can choose from an array of parties critical of the EU (Photo: europarl.europa.eu)

Dutch euroscepticism moves mainstream

In the Netherlands, voters who are critical of the speed or intensity of European integration have plenty of alternatives to the populist right. The country has eurosceptic progressive and conservative parties too.

Take, for example, the left-wing Socialist Party (SP). When voters granted the party two seats in the national parliament for the first time in 1994, the party's programme already opposed "a devaluation of our country towards a powerless province in a undemocratic European su...

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Billboards outside the European Parliament - Dutch voters can choose from an array of parties critical of the EU (Photo: europarl.europa.eu)

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